each day. Local societies and children are encouraged to


YMCA MAIDSTONE The body achieves what


the mind believes


Visit our friendly Café set in a unique setting, nestled within 200 hectares of fruit orchards in East Malling, Kent.


Enjoy breakfast, lunch, including our grab and go range, salad bar, soup station, popular hot bistro menu and speciality hot drinks with homemade cake, all using local and seasonal produce.


• Distribution area can be tailored to meet your needs • All deliveries are GPS tracked • Arrive through the letterbox with Downs Mail • From 2000-88,000 addresses per month • Choose the areas that you want • Competitve rates & volume discounts


T • 01732 523781 E • Ichalmers-stevens@baxterstorey.com W • www.theorchardseastmalling.co.uk/cafe


16 Mid Kent Living OPEN


Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm


Breakfast served 8am–10:30am


Hot Lunches served 12pm–2pm


The Orchards Café New Road, East Malling, Kent ME19 6BJ an truly belong, contribute and thriv FAMIL SUPPORT & ADVICE ACCOMMODATION FA ILYWLYAMI Y WORK


as £21 per month


Join for as littleJoin fo as £21 per month


for as little Classes here FREE Parking FREE Creche


Over 50 Group Exercise Classes per week & No Joining Fees


Maidstone Y MCA, Melrose Close, Loose, Maidstone, Kent ME15 6BD Te


Tel: 01622 749404 www.maidstoneymca.org.uk Find us on Charity Number: 1110087


YMCA enables people to develop their full potential in mind, body and spirit. Inspir eate supportiv


ull potential in mind, body and spirit. Inspired by, y, and faithful to,


our Christian values, we create supportive, inclusive and energising communities, where young people can truly belong, contribute and thrive.


HEALTH & WELLBEING TRAINING & EDUCATION ent ME15 6BD


Maidstone December 2018


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